This brand-new prebuilt office is arranged around a broad open work area designed for 30 workstations, giving a tenant a substantial collaborative center while keeping enclosed rooms concentrated along one side of the suite. From the entrance, a reception zone creates a defined front-of-house experience with a reception desk, guest seating, and coat storage immediately nearby. The circulation path then opens directly into the principal workspace, where three large benching groups can accommodate the full workstation count without fragmenting the floor into narrow corridors. Light wood flooring, white walls, a suspended acoustic ceiling, and clean rectangular columns give this portion of the office a bright, neutral finish that can readily accept a tenant’s furniture and branding.

Moving along the windowed perimeter, there are four private offices, each sized for more than a single desk. Three are shown with a primary desk plus two guest chairs, making them useful as executive offices or manager rooms where small conversations can occur without reserving a conference room. Between the offices are two informal seating niches furnished with a round table and chairs, creating convenient touchdown areas for quick discussions, one-on-one meetings, or temporary laptop work.

At the opposite end, the principal enclosed meeting space is a substantial conference room arranged around a long table with seating for approximately eighteen people. Its placement away from the reception desk allows larger meetings to operate without interfering with the day-to-day workstation area. Nearby built-in millwork provides additional support space for the open office.

The pantry occupies its own dedicated zone at the far end of the suite rather than being reduced to a small kitchenette along a corridor. A long run of wood cabinetry provides extensive upper and lower storage, while white countertops, a sink, appliances, and a large central island create room for food preparation and informal gathering. Two café-height round tables with paired chairs extend the pantry into a casual break area.

Overall, the layout combines 30 workstations, four private offices, one large conference room, reception, multiple informal collaboration points, and a generously built pantry within a modern direct-lease office. The balance of open work space and enclosed rooms makes the suite particularly practical for financial, legal, consulting, technology, or other professional firms seeking a newly completed Financial District installation.

Notes: Prebuilt space